Tropical climate architecture

Today, we are living a difficult tima for architecture and construction. The Crise is affecting this field harder than others and it is important to know, that in architecture, the quality is much…

Sustainable Building Design for Tropical Climates | SpringerLink

Modern Home in Madagascar Accessing Stunning Sea ViewsDesignRulz11 February 2015Described as a four elementary volumes on a two level house, this residence was designed by SCEG and it is located in Nos... Architecture Check more at http://rusticnordic.com/modern-home-in-madagascar-accessing-stunning-sea-views/

Designing a house in the tropics, should always try to consider and respond to the climate. This design approach is becoming increasingly relevant because of climate change. When designing and building your home in a tropical climate, they are vital principles that you should consider. Strategies include site orientation, solar shading, passive ventilation, construction materials and roof design. These are all principles associated with tropical architecture.

Nhà Mình is a resort located on the central coast of Vietnam, with a hot climate and sandy terrain. The idea before starting to design this resort is to build a simple but breath-taking building that makes use of local mainstream materials and images.

Climate-responsive architecture refers to the design of buildings and structures that take into account the local climate and environment... https://archi-monarch.com/climate-responsive-architecture/

Concept of Passive Solar Buildings

Master 12 passive cooling strategies for hot climates in architecture: Enhance energy efficiency and comfort with smart design choices.

In this week's comments update, readers are discussing No Footprint House in Costa Rica and sharing their views on other top stories.

Tropical Modernism is the style of architecture that emulates the minimalist aesthetic of Modern architecture, while responding to the climatic and environmental conditions of the tropics. Like Modernism, it focuses on functionality and avoid forms of ornamentation. It also makes use of techniques required in tropical architecture, such as sun shading and cross ventilation.

Understanding the climatic conditions of a region is very beneficial to the designers and the occupants. Each region has its own list of elements and conditions which should be thought upon before effective designing. In this article, the measures to be taken for effective analysis and planning in hot and dry climates are covered.

10 things to remember while designing in Tropical monsoon #architecture #architecturelovers #architecturephotography #architektur #archilovers #architettura #architectureporn #interiors #arquitetura #architettura #archiqoutes #homedecor #instatravel #travelgram #photogram #worldplaces #interiorarchitecture #homedesign #aroundtheworld #instagram #colors #wanderlust #iconic #expression #photography #rethinkingthefuture #urban

The Northern Territory government has initiated a review of the construction code for houses due to concerns it is not delivering the “tropical friendly”

Image 1 of 31 from gallery of High School Thazin / a+r ARCHITEKTEN. Photograph by Julia Raff

Rohit Walimbe of The Architecture Company recounts ancestral tales through spatial narratives, while spotlighting immaculate sustainability.

Climate-Specific Architectural Design: Building Eco-Friendly Homes for Diverse Climates-#ecofriendlykitchen#sustainablekitchenware#naturalmaterials#coconutkitchen#bambooutensils#woodenkitchenware#minimalistkitchen#greenliving#sustainablehome#ecocrafts#zerowastekitchen#plasticfreekitchen#upcycledkitchen#reusablekitchenitems#organicdinnerware#ecokitchendesign#handmadekitchenware#biodegradablekitchen#diyecocrafts#sustainablecooking

DESIGN In the villages of Southern Senegal architecture is closer to earth. Fences are made of sticks, dwellings predominantly made of straw and adobe, are the setting for a simple and sensitive life whose existence is immersed in a prodigious nature. Above this tropical landscape, framed by the Tannaf Valley and

Climate Responsive Building - Appropriate Building Construction in Tropical and Subtropical Regions (SKAT, 1993, 324 p.): 3. Design rules: 3.3 Design for warm-humid zones